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The criminally overlooked Outlander takes iffy ingredients from a bigger marque and makes 'em quietly great. Sound familiar?

The administration also wants EVs purchased under previous mandates offloaded. 

BMW Group's next-generation EV powertrain doesn't support FWD models.

Running on sustainable fuels, the ear-splitting engine note of yore could return after 2030.

Not a one-off knock-off, Volvo China has launched an investigation following numerous owner complaints.

A clean throttle body is essential for smooth engine operation, and it doesn't take long to perform a little maintenance that will keep it running happy.

This $249/month deal shows that Ford isn't finished pushing promotions for its electric pickup, after deep discounts all last year.

If you're a fan of saving money, EDC, and MacGyver, this post is a must-click for you.

The reasons for these recalls just keep getting stranger, though Rivian says this one's down to a supplier issue.

A Boston-based private equity firm specializing in commercial real estate confirmed that a deal is pending to buy the historic race track.

A report Friday suggested that an ex-Tesla board member and Japanese politician were working to pitch Nissan to the EV maker, and desperate investors sure loved that.

Solid-state batteries are far away and expensive, but BMW's next-gen EVs will offer 30% more range and 30% faster charging than its current cars with better lithium-ion packs.

If your only requirements for a small SUV are that it’s cheap and looks nice, the second-gen Kicks has those two bases—but only those two—covered.

Fitted with an aftermarket cam, a billet connecting rod, and a straight pipe, this hot-rodded single-cylinder Predator is going into a minibike.

Several states have banned the Carolina Squat from their roads, but this truck isn't destined for the pavement—it'll live on as an artificial reef.

Motorcycles will only be allowed to ride the Nordschleife under the supervision of trained guides during motorcycle-only training sessions and courses. There will only be five of those this year.

A gasoline version may be rushed to market rather than the electric Jeep Compass we were expecting next year.

Keeping your floors crumb- and sawdust-free.

Mate Rimac is famous for owning killer BMWs like a E39 M5 he often drives to work. But this was the first time we caught a glimpse of his 1-of-600 E30 M3 Evo III—and BMW took notice.